TEACHER GRANT PROGRAM
The foundation is pleased to offer a Teacher Grant Program for faculty at Nickajack. This program allows teachers to apply for funding for curriculum enhancements, STEAM-focused equipment and supplies, and professional development opportunities.
In order to be awarded funding, teachers are required to submit a grant application. Once grant applications have been received, a grant committee comprised of Foundation Board Members will read and score the applications based on a rubric.
Applications are evaluated based on the following considerations:
Does the grant fit within the mission of the foundation?
What population of the school will the grant benefit?
Is the amount of the grant justified based on the population it will serve?
Does the school district provide this product or service currently?
Does the school have the appropriate infrastructure in place to support this request?
2023-24 GRANT RECIPIENTS
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April Mitchell – 2nd Grade Art Station
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Chrisley McAllister – Get your Teach On
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Debra Curley – Storyworks subscription
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Dijana Vidakovic – Gardening Unit supplies
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Jasmine Randall – 3D printing Materials
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Jasmine Randall – Get your Teach On conference
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Kathy McGill – ABCYa Subscription
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Kennesha Collins – OSMO Activities
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Maria McDonald – Flocabulary Subscription
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Nichol Powell – Math Movement
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Nichol Powell – STEM GEMS Club
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Pam Zentner – Georgia Association for Gifted Children (GAGC) annual conference
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Pamela Cooper – ESOL Conference
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Pamela Cooper – Imagine Learning Online
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Rachel Harris – Generation Genius Subscription
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Rikita Henderson – Animal Diorama materials
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Sushmitta Kumar – Pro Typing Club
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Yinia Baumhover – Spanish Language books
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Yvisc Llanos-Orta – DinoLingo
“The support received from our Nickajack Foundation has been instrumental in building the Math Lab from the ground up! Every item wished for has been provided, from hands-on manipulatives to build conceptual understanding, to technology to enhance our application experiences. Thank you NESF for always supporting our students.”
– Karen Harrison, Math Lab Teacher